19th May 2023, Mumbai: Suparn S Varma’s upcoming production, “Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai,” is set to captivate audiences with its power-packed courtroom drama inspired by true events. The ZEE5 original film highlights the untold stories of unsung heroes from the interiors of the country who fought against a self-styled godman. With a compelling narrative and a stellar cast led by Manoj Bajpayee, the movie aims to shed light on a significant incident that unfolded over a long legal battle, wherein a minor girl took on an influential godman accused of sexually abusing her.
“Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai” revolves around a lawyer, portrayed by Manoj Bajpayee, who dares to stand against the influential godman accused of heinous crimes against a minor girl. The film follows the gripping journey of this lawyer as he navigates the complexities of the legal system while facing off against powerful adversaries. The narrative delves into the five-year-long legal battle, spanning the Sessions Court, High Court, and Supreme Court, fought by the brave minor girl seeking justice.
The movie presents two heroes whose relentless pursuit of justice sets them apart. The first hero is the minor girl herself, who, despite enduring unimaginable trauma, summons the strength to fight for her rights. She serves as an inspiration, showcasing the resilience and determination of individuals even in the face of adversity. The second hero emerges in the form of a small-town lawyer who fearlessly takes on the mighty godman and his high-profile legal team. His unwavering commitment to justice and his belief in the power of the legal system makes him a beacon of hope.
Producer Suparn S Varma acknowledges the challenges of adapting a story inspired by true events. However, he believes that the audience’s growing exposure to diverse content and their desire for more challenging narratives has paved the way for such stories to be told. He credits the maturity of today’s audience for embracing novelty and being receptive to stories that offer unique perspectives.
By: Tanya Chantola